Hi Philippe, I guess no, sorry. Thanks for the hint though. You see, the Radio is a totally different arrangement. The board would not fit into the Boom case. Then it's technically different, too. As far as I know, the Radio is a mono device concerning the power amplifiers. It drives an LCD display, not a VFD. Even extracting the processor to mount it on the Boom PCB is no use because it's a different one. Logitech picked a Freescale CPU for the Radio but a Ubicom for the Boom. I don't think they are compatible at all. In my opinion it's safe to say that Boom PCBs won't appear anywhere on the market anymore. A Boom owner will either keep or sell her/his intact unit, and if it is broken, nobody is going to tear it down and sell the parts. The broken ones go to eBay in one piece, or to the recycler. I'm just wondering whether there are any former Squeezebox hardware developers out there who could help. However, knowing now that Logitech is definitely not going to disclose any technical documentation about the devices, the ones involved in the development back then are probably subject to a gagging order. The only chance I see is a "leak" (as in Wikileaks) but up to this point they are really good in keeping their secrets. Well, or they never had any documentation at all. Then nothing can seep through either. Some of the past user stories suggest that Logitech would always replace the entire unit if anything was wrong. It appears they never actually repaired stuff, similar to Apple nowadays. Maybe they couldn't repair due to missing tech docs. Who knows?
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